Dystopia as a Service from Adrian Cockcroft And finally, a good summation of the talk here.

ClickOnce is very useful technology for delivering applications. Applications are published to the server but run on the client. If a new version is published to the server, the clients can easily upgrade to the new version via a single … Continue reading[...]

ClickOnce is very useful technology for delivering applications. Applications are published to the server but run on the client. If a new version is published to the server, the clients can easily upgrade to the new version via a single … Continue reading[...]

I wanted to try out some of Haskells web-frameworks for quite some time now. The problem so far was always the huge pile of things those come bundeled with (template haskell, conduit, comonads, etc.) and I somehow wanted to understand … Weiterlesen →

I recently took a medium sized feature set with labels at work and ran it through some of the most popular machine learning platforms. The goal was to get a feel for each of them via the standard battery of regressions and evaluate each for use in further[...]

I recently took a medium sized feature set with labels at work and ran it through some of the most popular machine learning platforms. The goal was to get a feel for each of them via the standard battery of regressions and evaluate each for use in further[...]

The F# developer can use pattern matching syntax pretty much anywhere in F#.  For example, consider the following list: let l = [1..25] If I want to get the last element of the list, I can do this with a little trivial pattern match:  let lastElem::_ = l [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News VegaHub was presented (A SignalR Hub Utility for data scientists to push Vega charts from F# Interactive). New beta of TsunamiIDE is available now. Tons of improvements, major perform[...]

After an 11-hour marathon session at the London GameCraft event yesterday, I am very proud to say that my team’s entry – Agents of P.R.I.S.M was awarded with the MOST INTERESTING INTERPRETATION OF THE THEME award for the theme of the day – Impact of P.R.I[...]

“All your types are belong to us” Don Syme This post is intended for F# developers, first of all, to show the big picture of The World of F# Type Providers. Here you can find the list of articles/posts about building type providers, list of existing type [...]